Supervision Support & Increasing Overall Performance through Appraisals
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Trainer: Louise Hughes This course is aimed at managers and will consider the performance review cycle, including the skills required to plan and carry out meaningful supervision, drive performance and undertake annual reviews/appraisals. This course supports RQIA Provider Guidance 2017-18 for Domiciliary Care Agencies: Is The Service Well Lead? There are management and governance systems in place that drive quality improvement. By the end of the course ...
Train the Trainer: Supporting Medication in Social Care Settings (Refresher) (1 Day)
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Trainer: Suzanne McStravick Method of Delivery: Virtual via Zoom Maximum participants: 14 Ongoing education, training and development of staff who will be responsible for safe practice in handling, administering and managing medication is a critical area of work in social care settings. This refresher training provides an opportunity to update knowledge, skills and understanding of policy, legislation and good practice to ensure practical support to staff with ...
The Role of the Registered Manager
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Delivery: via Zoom Maximum participants: 15 per session A Registered Manager is the person in charge of one or more regulated activities and is responsible for enabling and monitoring compliance with the DOH standards and regulations pertaining to their service. The registered manager will set the operational direction and organise the effective running of the service provision to meet the settings statement of purpose. This half day course will ...
Developing Resilient Remote Teams
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Trainer: Julie Hill To provide managers who manage teams with the skills to develop resilient remote teams. By the end of the course learners will: have explored the concept of resilience and why it is important during challenging times. know how to describe the behaviours of an emotionally intelligent and resilient leader. know how to identify actions to develop a resilient remote team. Cost: ARC NI Members £45 | ...
Quality Improvement in Social Care
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Trainer: Suzanne McStravick Method of Delivery: Zoom Maximum Participants: 15 per session Quality improvement is underpinned by a desire or an attitude to want to make things better for people. Improving quality is about making social care safe, effective, person-centred, timely, efficient and equitable. It requires skills, but also an outlook that says we have got room for improvement and the ability to try different approaches to ...